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Stocks tumble on China instability amid further devaluation of Yuan

The instability in Chinese economy, after the dragon country devalued Yuan for eighth time, has created tremors across the global bourses. All the sectors fell in the range of 0.4 percent to 1.8 percent on the Wall Street. Safe haven yellow metal gained four percent in 2016. Chinese CSI 300 index fell 7%.

The US stocks turn attractive on lower PE ratios

After the market downfall, many US stocks turn attractive as they're no more over prices equities. The lower PE ratios make it attractive for investors.

Wall Street clocks biggest 2-session surge since 2008 crisis

The rebound on Wall Street has wiped out half of the losses it suffered during the worst crash ever since 2008 crisis. The market recovery on Wednesday and Thursday helped Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq post gains of over six percent.

A Survivor's Guide to the Market Crash: Don't panic

Analysts advise investors not to worry about ongoing market crash as it's only a correction after recording continuous growth of over 200 percent since economic crisis in 2009. The stock markets fell about 10 percent in the latest market downfall.

US energy stocks slip as oil price drop continues to 6-year low

The oil price drop to 6-year low and rise in crude inventories are taking a toll on energy companies. This put more pressure on trading in energy stocks on Wall Street. The market forecast of interest rate hike by Fed also further dampened the sentiment.

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